Rob Haining

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A look back at a legendary 1994 cabaret you may have forgotten

3 weeks ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Rob Haining

The winning Bathgate JAC cast from the 1994 East Region cabaret competition (Image: Ref: Archive0394023 Archive / The Scottish Farmer) We take another look into our archives, and this week it's the 1994 East Region cabaret competition winners: the cast from Bathgate JAC, with help from producers Ian Russell and Joan McGill.
A nostalgic return to the field with the Super Grampian 90s champions

1 month ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Rob Haining

Front row, from left: third place – Ian Daniel, Strichen; second place – Ronnie Gauld, Sauchen; and champion – George Catto, Banchory, who received his trophies from Mrs Monica Rennie. Back row: youngest competitor – Stewart Addison (16), Alvah; best demonstration driver – Stewart Cooper (Stanley Partridge), Fraserburgh; and vintage champion – Sammy Smart, Alvah.
A look back at the night Strathendrick took centre stage

1 month ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Rob Haining

Strathendrick’s cast celebrates their 1990 drama festival win with NFU’s Jim Fleming (Image: Ref: Archive0390007 Archive / The Scottish Farmer) We take another look into our archives as Strathendrick wins the 1990 drama festival. The SAYFC Drama Festival winners from Strathendrick are presented with the trophy by local NFU director Jim Fleming (second from right). Also pictured, from left: Robert Braid, Morag Steel, Jimmy Steel, and Thomas Binnie.
A nostalgic look back at Susan Bradburne’s 1993 team line-up

1 month ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Rob Haining

Susan Bradburne with her 1993 team and their unforgettable horses (Image: Ref: Archive0393021 Archive / The Scottish Farmer) We take another look into our archives: Susan Bradburne's 1993 team, from left to right: Andrew Watt with Willie Sparkle, Paul Williams with Kirkcaldy, Frances White with Sonsie, Pat Rutherford, Susan with Master Flash, Jock Dewar with Classic Minstrel, and Neil Kinnon with Forth and Tay.
Not your average judge: What caught his eye at Beith show

1 month ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Rob Haining

Graeme Easton carefully judging Highland cattle at Beith Show. Ref: RH26425056 Rob Haining / The Scottish Farmer... Graeme Easton had the job of judging the Highland cattle section at Beith show.
A rare farm moment: David Templeton and the quintuplet lambs of 1992

2 months ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Rob Haining

Fourteen-year-old David Templeton with quintuplet lambs at Carslae Farm, 1992 (Image: Ref: Archive0392017 Archive / The Scottish Farmer) We take another look into our archives: fourteen-year-old David Templeton with quintuplet lambs born at Carslae Farm, Newton Stewart, Wigtownshire, in 1992.
Rain couldn't stop the fun at a joyful Beith Show

2 months ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Rob Haining

19 1/1 The dreich weather did nothing to dampen the spirits of those attending Beith Show. To see the full collection of photographs capturing all the day's action, head over to our Photo Sales platform by clicking the banner below.
Ochiltree show blessed with bright and sunny weather

2 months ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Rob Haining

19 1/1 We've put together a selection of highlights from a bright and sunny day at Ochiltree Show in this gallery. Check out our full report on the Ochiltree Show in next week's copy of The Scottish Farmer (3rd May 2025) and in our digital edition online. For the full collection of photographs capturing all the action, head over to our Photo Sales platform by ckicking on the image below.
Looking back at a farming family moment at Whitefordhill

2 months ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Rob Haining

Father Mike and sons Jim and Mike Craig at the new mart site at Whitefordhill, Ayr in 1993 (Image: Ref: Archive0393022 Archive / The Scottish Farmer) Father Mike and his sons, Jim and Mike Craig, at the new mart site at Whitefordhill, Ayr, in 1993.
Kilmaurs Show kicks off a season full of promise

2 months ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Rob Haining

21 1/1 Kilmaurs Show marked the first agricultural show of the season for The Scottish Farmer team, setting the tone for what promises to be a busy and exciting year ahead. We've gathered a selection of highlights from the day in this gallery. To view the full collection of photographs, head over to our Photo Sales platform. Check out our full report on the Kilmaurs Show in next week's copy of The Scottish Farmer (26th April 2025) and in out digital edition online.